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Re: expediter13 post# 19404

Tuesday, 02/19/2013 3:44:48 PM

Tuesday, February 19, 2013 3:44:48 PM

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Not sure what to think/say, other than I've come to trust management, and that's a very important aspect of the situation. The holders that I wonder about are JGB and company(the exchange notes) for they had money due that was never paid them( to the best of my knowledge), and at any rate, a 13G was never filed, and feel sure if shares were issued, the amount would have triggered that filing(5%). So we have no idea, as to this debts status. At this point, I'd much rather the company try to pay off the note(original deal), as opposed to compensating with shares. And the only preferred shareholder I'm aware of is Constantin, but most of the shares he purchased were not preferred. Could the preferreds affect the status of his commons?

As always, the value of the company is what someone is willing to pay for it, but how is that to be determined going forward? The next investment?

Just how much money and time(money;) does a company save by going private? Anyone know?

I hear about companies going private because of the low valuations the market places on them. If a large group, or the company itself doesn't buy more shares(or the whole thing) before going private, is there any other point to this reasoning?

And Mgd, I noticed that bottom paragraph as well. But at the expense of who?wink

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